What are the basic differences between American English and British English in terms of Pronunciation?

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What is difference between American English and British English?
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IMTIYAZ WADDO
20-June-2017

Spoken Word English Pronunciation

Question added by Khaled Belgacem , Teacher of English , Pioneer High School Gafsa
Date Posted: 2015/05/06

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abdelqader alrefai

by abdelqader alrefai , مبيعات وعلاقات عامة , مؤسسة الخامري لتجارة الاخشاب

The British English is very clear more than American English

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